ANCHEERTreadmills with Incline, Under Desk /2s Folding/Max 300 lb Capacity-Walking Pad/Compact Electric Treadmill for Home/Gym/Office with LED Touch Screen/Remote Watch

Wow. Very impressed. Im 5.1 and the length and width could def work for anyone taller, it’s v heavy so bringing it in post delivery can be tough, but SO worth it. The stand is great, and the screen is clear and provides different workout options. So much better than most that just plug in for a basic walk. Good speed adjustment great tread, the white w black is sleek looking. I don’t have any real cons other than the weight, but there are wheels for transporting and the bars fold seamlessly. Of all the walking pads I’ve seen, thissss is the one.

Great at home treadmill and the price is awesome. I wouldnt feel comfortable doing a full sprint on it but for walking or a light jog its great. Got it for my grandma about 9 months ago and she uses it almost everyday with no issues. Seems like it will last a long time.

What I like: it's really lightweight, almost no assembly to start using, can be easily moved around for a better location in my room. It's pretty quiet. I have been using it for about a month so, can't say anything about its durability but I had no performance issues so far. The armrest console is a definitely good option helping support balance when needed. Speed limit is higher than in most of similar treadmills. The three modes of controls is a good feature but I found using the one on the riser as the only one best for me. I read reviews about bad smell but my machine makes no smell at all. My cats love to take a rest on it although cats are very picky about smells.Two cons: 1. The walking pad is a bit short (and narrow) for me. I am 6'2" tall with a corresponding stride length so, I have to be very attentive to my steps (during my first use I almost fell before I got used to it). 2. At speeds of about 4 and higher the treadmill vibrates so, watching a shaking video using the iPad holder is not so pleasant (I have to use a separate stand in front of the treadmill).Summary: it's a good machine if you need a nonexpensive, lightweight, compact basic level treadmill and your stride is not too long.

Purchased back in May, 2025I wanted to wait a while before writing this review because I really wanted to get a little bit of use from it first. Now let me tell you about the FREAKING OUT trying to lock the arm bar into place…thought I was going to break the darn thing with this whole counter clockwise and clockwise direction; but once I got the hang of it, it was ok and much easier than I thought. The next thing is the watch. It’s yours if you want it, I am just not a fan. The screen at my feet and the controls on the arm bar is good enough for me. There is an overall rickety CRANKY NOISE from the arm bar due to the locking mechanism but after a while, it goes away. Overall this treadmill is quiet, it’s is smooth. It does its job. It’s foldable and easy to store once you get the hang of the locking mechanism, but a bit heavy when maneuvering. It’s a very appreciative purchase.

I'm only 5'5, but this product is more than big enough for me and I think it would suit taller individuals as well, it's well built, easy to set up, and easy to use. I feel like it has good safety features, and good programming. Price was really good, and this thing runs really smooth and reliably, plus it's quite fast I think it goes up to 7.5 mph, which is more than most units of the same price range in class in size

I ordered the ANCHEER Treadmill w/Incline, Under Desk in December 2024. I did not unbox it until February. The treadmill has had approximately 2 months of usage at this point & I absolutely LOVED it until it began to make loud clicking noises, the handle although locked in place is constantly unstable & does not feel secure. The lock for the handle does not remain in the locked position during a 45 minute walk/jog. I oiled the under side of the belt in an attempt to stop the clicking noise, and double check to make sure all components are tightly secured. I love the treadmill but did not expect to have these issues so soon after such little use. I have contacted ANCHEER, currently waiting on a response.After the response:The company continually sends “how to videos” on how to fix the noises that the treadmill is making, the handle that does not stay tightened. At this point Customer Service has not been helpful. I don’t think it’s too much to ask for a treadmill that works properly!!! Buyer BewareMay 2025: Ancheer has agreed to replace my treadmill

This walk pad is the perfect size to keep in my office and pull out for breaks. It is a bit heavier than I expected, but still easy to maneuver and slip in a corner.

I have no complaints about this treadmill. Got it out of the box, plugged it in, and it works. It comes with useful instructions, and it's easy to operate. It doesn't look or feel cheap, it's actually well built. Sturdy.It is worth noting that the treadmill does weigh a bit. Seniors would have a difficult time getting it out of the box, and turning it on its side to put the silicon oil on the underside of the belt.